Le Space, Korea’s largest immersive media art exhibition that has garnered enthusiastic responses from visitors, returns with a fresh makeover and an even more expansive universe.
Season 2, crafted with even greater scale and sensory depth, offers another “journey through the universe” where light and sound intertwine.
16 July 2026 10:00 + more dates
The biggest change this seasonis“participation.”
Now, visitors are no longer mere observers but become the protagonists of Le Space’s heartwarming story.
The moment you design your own spaceship and embark on your journey with a “space boarding pass” made from your own photo, the exhibition expands into a personal adventure.
The appearance of mysterious characters who will accompany you on this new journey is also a highlight.
The stories they lead, intertwined with sensory elements unique to each space, create an even deeper sense of immersion.
Of course, Le Space’s signature elements remain intact.
Beam projectors and large LED screens filling the space, and even scents designed specifically for each zone.
The multi-layered production, encompassing sight, sound, and smell, remains truly overwhelming.
The familiar space vanishes, and a new world unfolds.
Le Space: ICE PLANET is ready to guide you into a universe of another dimension.
Even if you’ve visited before, you can expect a completely different world this season.
If you missed the previous Le Space, put your regrets aside—it’s time to experience a space journey that’s become even more vivid.
This exhibition is recommended not only for solo visitors but also for those seeking a special experience with family or friends. No matter who you go with, it is sure to be an unforgettable journey.
This space journey to a new world officially began on May 1. Now, visitors can step into the mysterious cosmos at any time through the designated gate.
Tickets are currently available for booking through Fever.
If you’re ready to encounter the universe of your imagination firsthand, book your tickets on Fever now!
Inspire Resort, Jung-gu, Incheon
Daily 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM (Last admission at 7:30 PM)
The exhibition is open year-round, and the viewing experience takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes.
Le Space: ICE PLANET
16 July 2026 10:00 + more dates
